This chart shows the average number of homes sales in Pinewood Lawns (zip code 23309), a community within Alexandria, as compared to those of the city of Alexandria as a whole. As you can see, the average listing price for homes in Pinewood Lawns is on the rise.
Pinewood Lawns is in Southern Fairfax County, near Fort Belvoir.. The area has a mix of colonial and more traditionally styled condominiums. These condos are also close to Woodbridge. Pinewood Lawns offers good choices for a first home and for commuters.
Most of these residencies were built in the 1970s but have received upgrades and additional features. For example, some have recently renovated kitchens and recently upgraded heating and cooling units. The condos tend to have two or three bedrooms and one-and-a-half bathrooms.
Pinewood Lawns is also located near County Road 622 and Richmond Highway. Residents also enjoy the community’s proximity to Engleside Plaza Shopping Center and Cooper Square.
Sully Station is a neighborhood in Centreville, Virginia. It has both single family and townhouse lay out homes. The Homeowner's association is Sequoia Management. Sully Station offers a community pool with locker rooms and also rentals of the pool for anyone interested in hosting a private event.
Schools around the area are Westfield High School, Cub Run Emergency School, and Stone Middle School.
There are local camps offered by the neighborhood with sports such as basketball, baseball, soccer, softball, volleyball, and others that are great for early childhood development. The staff works one on one with the youth to promote growth and self confidence. The program hires former or current high school athletes from local high schools to work with the children. Graduates of these sports camps receive a t-shirt, certificate, and a reward.
Local vendors and stores around the neighborhood include USPS, Giant, Shell, Tuesday Morning, and a Tae Kwon Do Center.
Shirlington is a neighborhood in Arlington
In 1944 Joseph Cherner established the Shirlington Corporation and had several stores built in the area. In the 80's the area was home to more office buildings. By 2000 Shirlington began to boom with opportunity. Today Shirlington is nicknamed the "Arts and Entertainment District". There are plenty of things to do in Shirlington from shopping, entertainment, and dining. WETA-TV, WETA-FM and USPTO satellite offices are located in Shirlington.
Shirlington is served by the Shirlington Bus Station and is a transfer center for Metrobus and Arlington Transit. Commuters have no trouble moving about as extensive network of Metro bus routes shuttles them to and from Pentagon City and Crystal City Metro stations as well as other locations. The Shirlington Station is situated at 2975 South Quincy Street.
High-rise condominium at 2050 Jamieson Ave Alexandria VA
The Jamieson is situated near the heart of Carlyle District of Alexandria VA at 2050 Jamieson Ave in Alexandria VA 22314. Just around the corner, The United States Patent and Trademark Office can be found, as well as Albert V. Bryan U.S Courthouse. The Jamieson blends well in the Carlyle District. The Jamieson is within walking distance to a Jerry's, and a 711. Jamieson condos are near Carlyle Towers and the Royalton condos. There is a Wholefoods grocery within walking distance of the Jamieson.
Though it isn’t out of place among the condos and homes in the Carlyle District surrounding it, there is something quite unique about the Jamieson that sets it apart from nearby condos. It is, after all, the only condo in the 22314 zip code that you can find located on top of a hotel. Yes. If you’re looking for the Jamieson, you can find it atop the Westin Alexandria Hotel. Hotel patrons do not have access to any parts of the Jamieson condos, but condo residents do have access to all the Jamieson amenities, including fitness, food and even cleaning services. Residents can even get discounted rooms for their guests.
Enjoy the sights at Jamieson comfortably in peace
Amenities of the building:
Swimming Pool
Reserved and Valet Parking
Maid Service
Catering
Rooftop Terrace
The units are designed with utmost quality to meet expectations within the Carlyle District. Rich, hardwood flooring in living and dining rooms, elegant and exquisite tile flooring in bathrooms and kitchens, granite countertops and vanities, stainless steel appliances along with expansive windows with breathtaking views can be enjoyed in units of Jamieson condominiums.
The building is unique, but the units themselves have the quality and details that shoppers in the Carlyle District have come to expect in most homes in this neighborhood:
Rich, hardwood floors in living/dining rooms
Elegant tile floors in bathrooms and kitchen
Granite countertops and vanities
Stainless steel appliances
Reserved parking
Expansive windows many with beautiful views
Quality designs to fit the Carlyle District expectations
Summary
The Jamieson is a luxury condominium with a remarkable location in Carlyle District
When it comes to finding a place to live, almost every woman will agree that having close access to great shopping is a priority. With extreme gas prices, no one wants to drive far to spend their money or waste a precious clothing dollar on their gas tank. Tyson’s Corner is jam packed with plenty of shopping options from malls to shopping centers. Tyson’s Corner mall and Tyson’s
Grandma and granddaughter, after enjoying a family meal at Tysons II
Galleria are within walking distance from one another. The only thing that separates the two is the amount of money you are willing to spend.
Tyson’s Galleria caters to more upscale shoppers who are looking for designer style from children to menswear. It has several nice restaurants which include Maggiano’s Little Italy. The stores include Neiman Marcus, Saks Fifth Avenue, and Juicy Couture. I enjoyed going in and out of the shops and enjoying the pleasant atmosphere.
Tyson’s Corner Mall is a huge mall with three levels that include all sorts of stores and shops. I thought I would never get through walking around. It seemed that when I thought I had reached the end of it that more magically appeared. It had a play area for the kiddos, huge food court and other restaurants to choose from. I’m not sure how they got so many things in one place, but as a shopper, it was really nice. They also had a nice sized movie theater, which were an added benefit and a great escape from all the walking. This mall had just about every store you knew and could think of. I was able to go to Nordstrom, Macy’s, Gap, Old Navy, Coach, LL Bean, and Footlocker. There is no way to name all the stores I saw, but it was a shopper’s delight. The mall also had several smaller food courts to prevent shoppers from having to go to one section of the mall to replenish themselves. This was a smart idea by whoever designed this monstrosity of a mall. I left the mall satisfied with my purchases and workout.
Driving around the area, it appeared that you had more than enough shopping options to choose from whether you were in need of books, clothes, shoes, furniture, or jewelry. If having access to lots of different shopping options works for you, then Tyson’s Corner is definitely a place that could make you feel right at home.
At Tysons Corner Center where you can shop, dine, and be entertained. Tyson's now has new stores including Fink's Jewelers, Michael Kors, Vans, and many more on the way. After a great shopping experience you can dine at one of their many restaurants. You can chose from Asian, Italian, Chinese, Mexican and American. There is something for everyone.
Tysons also features several events through the summer. There are choices for children and adults. A movie theatre, Build-A-Bear, and a children's play area are some of the wonderful things to do at Tysons.
The mall is open Monday-Saturday 10:00a.m.-9:30p.m. and Sunday 11:00a.m.-7:00p.m. For more information, including gift cards and visitor information please contact Guest Services at 888-2tysons or 703-847-7300.
The Lee Highway Drive-In opened August 26, 1954 with a capacity for 1,000 cars. One entrance was on Lee Highway and the other on Gallows Road. This drive-in later had a capacity for 1,350 cars. The Lee Highway Drive-In closed in 1984 and was replaced by a multiplex theater.
Lee Highway Drive-in
This chart shows the average number of homes sales in Pinewood Lawns (zip code 23309), a community within Alexandria, as compared to those of the city of Alexandria as a whole. As you can see, the average listing price for homes in Pinewood Lawns is on the rise.
Pinewood Lawns is in Southern Fairfax County, near Fort Belvoir.. The area has a mix of colonial and more traditionally styled condominiums. These condos are also close to Woodbridge. Pinewood Lawns offers good choices for a first home and for commuters.
Most of these residencies were built in the 1970s but have received upgrades and additional features. For example, some have recently renovated kitchens and recently upgraded heating and cooling units. The condos tend to have two or three bedrooms and one-and-a-half bathrooms.
Pinewood Lawns is also located near County Road 622 and Richmond Highway. Residents also enjoy the community’s proximity to Engleside Plaza Shopping Center and Cooper Square.
Tyson’s Galleria caters to more upscale shoppers who are looking for designer style from children to menswear. It has several nice restaurants which include Maggiano’s Little Italy. The stores include Neiman Marcus, Saks Fifth Avenue, and Juicy Couture. I enjoyed going in and out of the shops and enjoying the pleasant atmosphere.
Tyson’s Corner Mall is a huge mall with three levels that include all sorts of stores and shops. I thought I would never get through walking around. It seemed that when I thought I had reached the end of it that more magically appeared. It had a play area for the kiddos, huge food court and other restaurants to choose from. I’m not sure how they got so many things in one place, but as a shopper, it was really nice. They also had a nice sized movie theater, which were an added benefit and a great escape from all the walking. This mall had just about every store you knew and could think of. I was able to go to Nordstrom, Macy’s, Gap, Old Navy, Coach, LL Bean, and Footlocker. There is no way to name all the stores I saw, but it was a shopper’s delight. The mall also had several smaller food courts to prevent shoppers from having to go to one section of the mall to replenish themselves. This was a smart idea by whoever designed this monstrosity of a mall. I left the mall satisfied with my purchases and workout.
Driving around the area, it appeared that you had more than enough shopping options to choose from whether you were in need of books, clothes, shoes, furniture, or jewelry. If having access to lots of different shopping options works for you, then 
